Client Manager - Law Library Accounts
hackajobDayton (OH)
Client Manager - Law Library Accounts
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hackajobDayton (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Telephonic Client ManagerAre you passionate about helping clients meet their needs? Do you enjoy collaborating cross-functionally to deliver on common goals?
This is a hybrid role that requires team members to be in the Miamisburg, Ohio office weekly on Monday and Tuesday.
As a telephonic Client Manager, your purpose is to drive revenue growth by managing and expanding channel partner relationships. You will work with moderately complex Law Library assigned accounts, products/services, sales or account management processes. You will collaborate with partners to identify opportunities, provide sales support, and ensure customer satisfaction. Your efforts will contribute to the overall success of the sales team.
Responsibilities:
Having direct contact with Law Library Clients and moderate authority/opportunity to set and negotiate product/service terms
Meeting or exceeding monthly and annual sales goals
Identifying, targeting, and maximizing revenue and growth opportunities
Developing solid relationships with key customer contacts and decision makers
Taking responsibility for the overall health and status of the customer relationship
Providing customer feedback to internal partners regarding product or content issues
Continuing to build knowledge of business, financials, products/services, the market or account needs
Requirements:
Display solid business-to-business sales experience
Demonstrate proven success in negotiating contracts and closing business
Display previous account management and marketing experience
Have solid communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills
We promote a healthy work/life balance across the organization. We offer an appealing working prospect for our people. With numerous wellbeing initiatives, shared parental leave, study assistance and sabbaticals, we will help you meet your immediate responsibilities and your long-term goals.
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